Over the past three years, our International Women’s Day events have brought together inspiring voices from across sport, media, art, business and beyond. Each year building on the last to explore how we can drive change together.
From London to Manchester, every event has been shaped by a shared ambition: to create spaces where stories are heard, perspectives are shared and progress feels possible.
This year, we brought the event in Manchester – a pivotal city for women’s sport and the focus of our morning discussions. Speakers from the worlds of sport, art, media, coaching and business explored the challenges women face across industries, regardless of seniority or workplace, and discussed how we can all help level the playing field – on and off the pitch.
‘Inclusion in action’ became the theme for 2025, as we heard from an inspiring mix of voices spanning art, confidence coaching and women’s sport, exploring the power of visibility and self-belief.
At our first ever International Women’s Day event, we celebrated our colleagues and male allies at Frameless, alongside an incredible line up of speakers who shared personal stories, insights and perspectives on allyship and inclusion.
We work year-round to help level the playing field, working closely with the communities around us to amplify underrepresented voices and celebrate the unsung.
Celebrating International Women’s Day has taken many forms over the years, but one thing that remains true: one day is never enough. Each year, we aim to go further, creating spaces for honest conversation, connection, inspiration and visibility. Because every time we do, we can open the door a little wider for someone else.
Real change doesn’t happen alone. It happens when we move forward together – sharing stories, championing talent and creating opportunities that inspire the next generation.
Beyond International Women’s Day, our screens amplify the voices and organisations creating meaningful change for women and girls across the UK.
Women in Sport – Battersea Power Station
The Corinthians – The Screen @ Printworks, Manchester
The Female Lead, Piccadilly Lights
Mother Glasgow by Gerard Burns, Renfrew Road
Our commitment in this space is clear. And it won’t stop.
Through our on-screen space, events, internal initiatives, and partnerships with the Red Roses and the Women’s Super League, we’ve proudly supported female athletes for many years, and we will continue to do so.
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